Joe Concha: CNN's sharp ratings drop has no end in sight
Liberal network's primetime viewership plummets in Biden era
By Joe Concha | Fox News
This article is adapted from Joe Concha's video commentary.
CNN went from more than 2.7 million viewers in primetime in the first month of the year to an average of less than 800,000 on Friday. For those keeping score at home, we're talking about more than two-thirds of the audience, gone.
The drop in viewers over at CNN is truly profound and likely disturbing to executives at the network and its parent company, AT&T.
So why is this happening?
Well, Donald Trump no longer being on the big stage has played a role of course, given the network made pious, snarky criticism of him its singular focus for the past five years. To CNN, he was their Tony Soprano, and when you take Tony off The Sopranos, there isn't much reason to watch the network.
But that doesn't quite explain why a hard-left CNN is getting doubled up by a hard-left, second-place MSNBC, which also put all its chips in the middle of the table on Trump.
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